Why supply chain emissions remain disconnected from climate goals

As companies increasingly set climate targets, most emissions still occur beyond their direct operations—stemming from suppliers, global logistics, and energy sourcing. However, fragmented systems—where emissions data are scattered across spreadsheets, emails, and reports—hamper meaningful progress and make it difficult to connect strategic sustainability goals with daily decisions. Solutions like centralized platforms are emerging to consolidate supplier and energy emissions data, enabling structured decision-making. For example, CnerG offers a platform to track emissions across companies, entities, and suppliers, integrating clean energy purchases and supplier insights into a unified decarbonization workflow.

Director Kate Roh: 'We Aim to Lead the Net Zero Market in Asia'

It is challenging for many businesses, including small businesses, to set up their own ESG teams like Google and Microsoft. Even if they want to adopt renewable energy, they don't know what to do. The cost burden is high and the policy is constantly changing. CnerG wants to be called a leading environmental market solution provider that makes it easier to solve these problems.

Launching a Large-Scale Series A Worth Hundreds of Billions… Southeast Asia M&A Strategy Gains Interest

Recently, CnerG has launched a Series A round to attract tens of billions of Korean won worth of investments. With the funds, CnerG plans to expand its global business and conduct mergers and acquisitions (M&A) with core companies. CnerG is expanding its presence in the global energy market by enhancing the completeness of the decarbonization platform that providese end-to-end solutions such sourcing, settlement and data management.

Supply Chain Management Emerging as a 'Net Zero Accelerator'

As the global decarbonization trend gamins momentum, strategic carbon management - extending beyond basic emission reductions within a company’s direct operations to encompass full net-zero supply chain initiatives (Scope 3) - has become a critical priority for businesses. Achieving net-zero means reducing all greenhouse gas emissions to zero, including Scope 1 (direct emissions), Scope 2 (indirect emissions from electricity and heat consumption), and Scope 3 (indirect emissions across the entire value chain). In response, global multinational corporations are actively developing sophisticated energy and carbon management systems that integrate not only their own operations but also those of their subsidiaries and supply chain partners.

Expecting $21 Million in Revenue This Year… 88% from Overseas Draws Attention

CnerG's main source of revenue comes from trading carbon credits and RECs. It is a structure in which companies receive transaction fees when trading carbon credits and RECs within the platform that CnerG has established. Last year, CnerG succeeded securing a large number of domestic and foreign users. 2024's sales increased more than six times from 2023.